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Manual electric operating mechanism high-voltage ring main unit FLN36 sulfur hexafluoride load switch two and three station mechanism
High Voltage Switch Cabinet

Manual electric operating mechanism high-voltage ring main unit FLN36 sulfur hexafluoride load switch two and three station mechanism

Part No.FLN36
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Description

The Power Contractor offers the manual electric operating mechanism for high-voltage ring main units, specifically designed for the FLN36 sulfur hexafluoride load switch with two and three station configurations. This mechanism is part of the XGN15-12 model, featuring a fixed structure type. It operates at a rated voltage of 12 kV and a rated frequency of 50 Hz, with a busbar rated current of 630 A. Ideal for switchgear power distribution applications, this genuine OEM component ensures reliable performance. Request a written quotation within 24 hours for this high-quality part.

SpecificationValue
ModelXGN15-12
Structure TypeFixed
Rated Voltage12 kV
Rated Frequency50 Hz
Busbar Rated Current630 A
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